We Could Not Fail: The First African Americans in the Space Program
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We Could Not Fail: The First African Americans in the Space Program

by Richard Paul, Steven Moss

History Science
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Profiles the first African Americans employed in the U.S. space program, detailing their technical work and the social barriers they overcame during the early space age.

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This book explores the contributions of the first African Americans to work in the United States space program.

It highlights their professional achievements and the challenges they faced within government agencies during the mid-twentieth century.

The narrative draws on historical records to document their roles in aerospace projects and research.

Readers gain insight into the broader context of civil rights and workforce integration in federal science institutions.

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